Newly discovered super-advanced biocarbon device: anchovy poop!
Originally posted at Northwest Biocarbon InitiativeBy Rhys RothI love pizza, but the anchovies? Not so much. Little did I know that by skipping the anchovies I may actually be helping protect Earth's...
View ArticleLiteral grassroots leadership: The Soil Carbon Challenge
By Patrick MazzaSitting down to talk about his work to focus the climate-saving power of soil carbon, Peter Donovan starts off with a trick question.“What’s the major greenhouse gas?” I fall right into...
View ArticleNow that the elections are over, let's look at the dirt
Literally. We originally posted this on October 19, before the elections, but it got lost in the hurricane of activity. Some helpful DK readers suggested we bring it up again when the storm had...
View ArticleWestern US ecosystems capacity to store carbon in future depends on emissions...
By Patrick MazzaHow much carbon is stored in natural systems of the continental western US? Over coming decades, how much of the fossil fuel carbon dioxide we are pumping into the atmosphere will...
View ArticleThe 400 ppm threshold
Cross-posted from the Northwest Biocarbon InitiativeBy Rhys RothFor the first time in more than 2 million years, the concentration of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere reached 400 parts per...
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